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Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G AF-S VR II
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The Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G AF-S VR II
This is THE single lens solution for DX (crop sensor) cameras, with a remarkable 11x range and Vibration Reduction technology that provides the equivalent of four stops of stabilization. Surprisingly sharp and contrasty for a superzoom, yet a very small, lightweight lens.
Roger's Take
And now it's been released in Version 2! This new model comes with a "zoom lock" button that keeps the lens from extending when you are walking around with it. And two ED elements . . no wait, the old version had those too. But the new one has Super Integrated Coating and SWM motor . . . uh . . . just like the old version. Uhm . . . well . . . . I guess that zoom lock switch is about the only difference. Nothing else has changed.
But like the original version, it’s a great walk-around lens. The range covers anything you’re likely to find, it’s surprisingly sharp for a 10x zoom, and it’s nice and small. It’s not going to be a good indoor lens unless you use a flash, though. And I have to admit, I did want a lock button for the zoom, seriously.
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